Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey said firefighters were still in an “attack mode” when it came to battling the fires in the central part of the province. Furey said that they will keep their state of emergency in place in case the winds shift as there are still large plumes of smoke that could wreak havoc on nearby communities.
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Newfoundland fires: Crews still in ‘attack mode’, large amounts of smoke still loom for communities, premier says
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